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r =
direction + strength
p = ?
significance
r2
shared variance
Pearson correlation
Continuous + approximately linear + assumptions met
Spearman correlation
Ordinal/ranked OR Pearson assumptions not met
Null hypothesis
No significant correlation between X and Y
Alternative hypothesis
Significant correlation between X and Y
B
Change in outcome for a 1-unit change in predictor, in original units
β
Standardised change in outcome for a 1-SD change in predictor
Overall ANOVA
Is there a significant difference somewhere among the groups?
What does ANOVA NOT do?
Tell you which groups differ
What to do if ANOVA is significant?
Investigate with post-hocs
Test used for 1–2 comparisons
LSD
Test used for 3–5 comparisons
Bonferroni
Test used for 6+ comparisons
Tukey HSD
IV (independent variable)
the cause / what you’re trying to change
DV (dependent variable)
what’s being measured or affecting something
t-test notation
t(degrees of freedom) = value, p = value
ANOVA notation
F(df1,df2)=..., p=...
correlation notation
r(df)=..., p=...
regression notation
R2, F, p, B/β, t, p
Bonferroni correction
p must be divided by the number of comparisons - then test significance from there
(i.e. if there’s 5 comparisons - do 0.5/5)

X (with a line on top)
Sample mean

population mean

population standard deviation

sample size
Predictors are?
Independent
Outcomes are?
Independent